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  • Self-Published Title Wins Mississippi Author Award

    Stokes McMillan's self-published book, One Night of Madness, was named winner of the 2012 Mississippi Author Award.

  • Books For a Better Life 2012 Finalists Announced

    The New York City – Southern New York Chapter of the National MS Society has announced the finalists for the 17th Annual Books for a Better Life Awards. The winners will be announced on Monday, March 11, 2013 during the awards ceremony at The Times Center in Manhattan. The event, hosted by television personality Meredith Vieira, will honor George Slowik, Jr., president of PW and bestselling author Gail Sheehy.

  • Library of Congress Gets $1.5 Million for New Literacy Awards

    David Rubenstein, a cofounder of the Carlyle Group and a major donor to the Library of Congress, will contribute $1.5 million to fund three new Library of Congress annual literacy awards over five years.

  • Next Amazon Novel Winners Will be Published by Amazon

    Amazon’ s newest Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award will include a number of changes the most notable being that rather than the winners being published by Penguin, they will now be published by Amazon Publishing.

  • Follett, Maron Named 2013 MWA Grand Masters

    Ken Follett and Margaret Maron have been chosen as this year's Grand Masters by the Mystery Writers of America and will be presented with their awards at the Edgar Awards Banquet in New York on May 2, 2013.

  • Quebec Writers' Federation Honors the Best

    The Quebec Writers’ Federation (QWF) celebrated the best in Quebec English-language literature at its annual gala November 20.

  • Erdrich, Boo Headline 2012 Winners

    The 2012 National Book Awards were held at Cipriani Wall Street in New York on November 14, with prizes going to William Alexander for Goblin Secrets (Young People’s Literature), David Ferry for Bewilderment (Poetry), Katherine Boo for Behind the Beautiful Forevers (Nonfiction), and Louise Erdrich for The Round House (Fiction).

  • PW Talks with NBA Medalist William Alexander

    Rubbing elbows with the likes of Louise Erdrich and Dave Eggers came as a bit of a shock to author William Alexander, who received the NBA for Young People's Literature for his first novel, Goblin Secrets.

  • 2012 National Book Award Winners Go Back to Press

    The publishers of the four National Book Awards winners are all going back to press following their victories.

  • 2012 National Book Awards Go to Erdrich, Boo, Ferry, Alexander

    The big winners at the 2012 National Book Awards ceremony were Louise Erdrich, Katherine Boo, David Ferry, and William Alexander.

  • Canadian Governor General’s Literary Award Winners Named

    Winners of Canada's Governor General's Literary Awards were announced yesterday.

  • Canadian Nabs Top British Nonfiction Award

    A Canadian author has won one of England's best regarded literary awards.

  • Candace Savage Wins Canada’s Largest Non-fiction Prize

    Author Candace Savage's prairie history Geography of Blood has won Canada's newest and largest prize for non-fiction.

  • Shipstead Wins 2012 Dylan Thomas Prize

    Maggie Shipstead has won the £30,000 University of Wales Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut novel, Seating Arrangements, published in June by Knopf. The book is a satirical look at the pretentions of New England society.

  • World Book Night Names Titles for 2013 Event

    World Book Night has announced its list of picks for its 2013 World Book Night U.S., as well its new honorary chairpeople, Ann Patchett and James Patterson.

  • In Wake of Sandy, AAP Extends PROSE Award Deadline to November 9

    The Association of American Publishers today announced that the entry deadline for the 2012 PROSE Awards has been extended to Friday, November 9 to accommodate those affected by Sandy. The original deadline was October 31. Complete entry information is available on the PROSE Awards Web site.

  • Will Ferguson Takes Home Canada’s Biggest Fiction Prize

    Will Ferguson wins Canada's $50,000 Scotiabank Giller Prize.

  • Mantel Wins Booker Prize

    Hilary Mantel has won the 2012 Man Booker prize for Bring Up the Bodies. The author, who is published in the U.S. by Macmillan, is now only the third writer in the prize's history (after J.M. Coetzee and Peter Carey) to win the award twice.

  • Mo Yan Wins Nobel for Literature

    Chinese writer Mo Yan was awarded the prize for his works of "hallucinatory realism." PW has called him "one of China's most important contemporary writers." Read our reviews of his books.

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